Jessie Lake Property - Geology Ontario

31M04SW2026 2.18913 STRATHCONA 

010 

Geo-Technical Report 

On 

The Jessie Lake Property 

Strathcona Township 

Temagami, Ontario 

For 

Redstar Resources Corporation 

#611-675 West Hastings Street 

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6B 1N2 

By 

Gino Chitaroni, B.Se. Geology 

Blackstone Development Inc. 

Blackstone Development Inc. October 5,1998 

50 Silver Street, P.O. Box 699 Cobalt, Ontario 

Cobalt, Ontario POJ ICO

31M04SW2026 2.18913 STRATHCONA 010C 

Table of Contents 

Report 

Introduction 

Location 

Access/Infrastructure 

Property 

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Geology 2 

Field Exploration September 1998 Program (part 2) 2,3 

Observations 3,4 

Recommendations 4 

References 

Statement of Qualifications 

Expenditures 

Figures 

Figure l 

Figure 2 

Figure 3 

Figure 4 

Key Map 

Major Mining Camps of Northeastern Ontario 

Property Location Map " Temagami Mining Camp" 

Regional Geology

Figure 5 

Figure 6 

Claim Map (Back Pocket) 

Claim Map/Geology Map (Back Pocket) 

Figure 6a Legend (Back Pocket) 

Appendices 

Appendix A List of Claims 

Appendix B Cu-Ni-PGE Mineralization and Alteration Discussion 

Appendix C Sample Descriptions/Assays 

Prospecting Maps (Back Pocket)

Introduction: 

A field, prospecting exploration program was carried out on the 

Jessie Lake Property from September 18th to October 5 th 1998 by 

Blackstone Development Inc. of Cobalt, Ontario for Redstar Resources 

Corporation. The results of this program are summarized in this report. 

Location: 

The Jessie Lake Property is located in Strathcona Township 

immediately south of the village of Temagami; and approximately 100 

kilometers north of the city of North Bay in northeastern, Ontario. 

(See "Key Map", figure 1; "Major Mining Camps of Northeastern Ontario", 

figure 2; and the "Property Location Map ~ Temagami Mining Camp", 

figure 3) 

Access/Infrastructure: 

The Jessie Lake Property straddles Highway 11, Trans-Canada 

Pipeline and the Ontario Northland Railway. The property contains several 

powerlines, a telephone line, several secondary gravel roads, numerous trails 

and a marina. Water supply and access is plentiful and abundant. 

The availability of a nearby service sector, municipal services, 

housing and a skilled labour force make's this area very attractive for 

exploration and mine development. 

Property: 

The Jessie Lake Property contains 36 unpatented claims, for the most 

part, or approximately 97 units; totaling about 3,880 acres or 1552 hectares 

in physical size. (See Appendix A and "Claim Map" figure 5 in back pocket 

of the Report)

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Ontario 

Quebec 

Cochrane 

Larder Lake-Kirkland Lake 

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Kidd Creek Deposit 

CuZnAg 

^loranda Mining Camp 

Porcupine Mining 

. . ,,.Orkland 

ITlmins Lake 

Rouyn- 

Norand 

Cobalt Mining Camp 

AgCoKfi 

Temagami Mining Camp 

CuNi Fe Au PGE 

Jessie Lake 

Sudbury Minin 

CuNi PG 

Au Ag Co 

L EG EN D 0 Town/City 

A Deposit 

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RedstarResources Corp. 

*611 - 675 West Hastings Street 

Vancouver, BC. V6B1N2 

Telephone: (604) 488-0051 

Fax: (604) 488-0053 

Jessie Lake Property 

Major Mining Camps of 

Northeastern Ontario 

Figure: 2 

Contractor: Blackstone Development Inc., Cobalt, Ontario 

Drawn by: P.J. MacArthur [ Checked by: G. Chilaroni | Date: October 1998

1. Copperfields Mining Corp. Ltd. (TeckCorp.) 

Temagami mine - Cu, Ni, Co, Ag, Au, Pt 

2. Cliffs of Canada Ltd. - Sherman mine (2 locations) - Fe 

3. Little Dan mine - As, Au, Ag, Cu 

4. Big Dan mine-As, Au, Ag, Cu 

5. Kanichee Mine - Cu, Ni, R, Au 

6. Diadem Deposit (TeckCorp.) Cu, Ni 

20 Miles 


#611 - 675 West Hastings Street 

Vancouver, B.C. VBB 1 N2 

Telephone: (604) 488-0061 

Fax: (604) 488-0053 


Property Location Map 

Temagami Mining Camp 

(Cu, Ni, Au, PGE, Au, Fe) 

Figure: 3 


Drawn by: RJ MacArthur ChecKed by: Q. Chltaroni Date: October 1998

Geology: 

Briefly, the Jessie Lake Property is covered by archean-aged 

granitic rocks of the Iceland Lake Pluton, felsic to intermediate metavolcanic 

flow rocks, and mafic to intermediate metavolcanic flow rocks. Both 

metavolcanic suites of flow rocks are intruded by some felsic quartz porhyry 

and mafic to ultramafic diorite-gabbro rocks. 

(See "Regional Geology" figure 4; and "Claim/Geology Map" - Figure 6 

and its accompanying "Legend" Figure 6a in Back Pocket of the Report) 

An excerpt from an academic discussion on copper-nickel-platinum 

group elements potential and alteration is provided by Jason King Dunning, 

geologist, for a better understanding on the styles of mineralization 

associated to the Northeast Arm of Temagami area near the Jessie Lake 

Property in Strathcona Township. (See Appendix B: Cu-Ni-PGE 

Mineralization and Alteration Discussion) 

Field Exploration September 1998 Program (part 2): 

Blackstone Development Inc., under the guidance of Geologist, Gino 

Chitaroni the report's author, and Jason King Dunning, Redstar Resources 

Corp., reconnaisance prospected the following areas on the Jessie Lake 

Property: (a) Highway 11 corridor from Karol Lake to Strathcona Road 

entrance (Temagami Marine Road), (b) Ontario Northland Railway corridor 

from Pingue Lake north up to the Temagami Skyline Reserve, (c) Diadem 

Copper-Nickel Deposit area and north up to the Strathcona Road; and 

finally, (d) the TransCanada Pipeline right-of-Way east of the Wabana 

Exploration Office. 

(See "Prospecting Maps" in Back Pocket of the Report) 

Nine samples were collected for assay during the Jason King Dunning 

visit to the Jessie Lake Property. All of the assay results from this sampling, 

except for the samples collected at the Diadem Deposit, returned 

disappointing precious and base metal values.

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Regional Geology 

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Contractor Blackslone Devaiopmen! Inc Cobalt. Ontario 

Drawn bv P J MacArthur Checked by G Ctiitaroni Dale October 196B

(See Appendix C for Sample Descriptions/Assays) 

Moreover, at the time of the writing and compilation of this report, 

maps and assays from a portion of this program were not available. This 

work was conducted by prospector's George Pollock and Doug Pringle 

from the Haileybury School of Mines, Haileybury, Ontario for Blackstone 

Development Inc.. This exploration work concentrated on the Highway 11 

corridor and TransCanada Pipeline near the Wabana Exploration Office, and 

the west end of the Strathcona Road. The purpose of this prospecting 

exercise was directed as a follow-up to the Jason King Dunning visit and 

recommendations. 

Observations: 

At the Wabana Office location on the east side rock-cut of the 

TransCanada Pipeline right-of-way, the rocks exhibited, over a wide area, 

strong ankerite/carbonate alteration and iron-staining gossan with sections of 

disseminated pyrite mineralization hosted in Rhyolite and rhyolite porphyry 

rocks. 

Sulphide content typically ranges from l -5 0A pyrite +S- minor 

chalcopyrite throughout the entire suite of rocks. Two intensely sheared 

pyritized, iron-stained zones were observed and sampled. In both sampling 

areas minor green fuschite was observed less than 0. Wo. 

In 1992, the author collected a sample of drill cuttings from this 

approximate location during the pipeline construction of that particular 

summer; the sample returned an assay of 0.023 oz/ton Gold. (Sample No. 

8150) 

The Diadem Deposit is highlited by copper and nickel bearing 

pyritized sulphides. Chalcopyrite was also evident but clearly subordinate to 

the prevailing pyrite content. Assay results show that significant values of 

gold, silver, palladium and cobalt can be obtained from the Diadem Deposit; 

while lead values were virtually non-existent and zinc returned values near 

negligible results.

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Also from the reconnaisance work, a fairly long, moderately wide 

zone of disseminated pyrite mineralization hosted in sheared rhyolite rocks 

was observed on the south side and parallel to the Strathcona Road on Claim 

#81212357. The disseminated pyrite content ranged from 4-1007o +I- minor 

chalcopyrite (copper). The author collected a sample from this same 

location in 1992 which returned an assay ofQ.117% copper (Sample No. 

8151). 

No economic values of precious or base metals were returned during 

this phase of the exploration program; except for the highly significant 

values recovered at the Diadem Deposit. 

Recommendations: 

Further prospecting is warranted in all locations exhibiting 

significant "pyrite" sulphide mineralization. 

The Diadem Copper-Nickel Deposit and its possible extension, east, 

should be examined. 

Respectfully submitted, 


Blackstone Development Inc.

References 

Bennett, G. 

1978: Geology of the Northeast Temagami Area, District of 

Nipissing; Ontario Geological Survey Report 163, 128p. 

Accompanied by Maps 2323 and 2324, Scale l inch to Vi mile 

(1:31,680), and l chart. 

Personal Communication with Redstar Resources Corporation, Geologist, 

Mr. Jason King Dunning of Vancouver, British Columbia, 

Canada; with regard to Temagami area geology; 1998. 

Map 2324 Briggs and Strathcona Townships, December 31 st 1970. 

(Geology Map).

Statement of Qualifications 

I, Gino Chitaroni, reside and live in Coleman Township near the Town of 

Cobalt Ontario; and do hereby declare the following statements as factual 

and true. 

1) Gino Chitaroni is a qualified Geologist, B.Se. and Mining Technologist. 

2) Gino Chitaroni is a licensed Prospector in the Province of Ontario since 

1987. 

3) Gino Chitaroni is Fellow of The Geological Association of Canada 

Membership #F6874. 

4) Gino Chitaroni is a graduate of the Haileybury School of Mines 

(Northern College), Haileybury, Ontario, Canada; and Lake Superior 

State University, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, United States of America. 

5) Gino Chitaroni is employed as the President and Geologist with the 

contractor company, Blackstone Development Inc.; located at 50 Silver 

Street, P.O. Box 699, Cobalt, Ontario. 

6) Redstar Resources Corporation, a publicly listed company on the 

Vancouver Stock Exchange is headquartered in Vancouver, British 

Columbia, Canada and owns the Jessie Lake Property. 

7) Redstar Resources Corporation has contracted the services of 

Blackstone Development Inc. and Mr. Gino Chitaroni to manage its 

field exploration program on the Jessie Lake Property in Strathcona 

Township, Temagami Ontario, Canada. 

8) Gino Chitaroni/Blackstone Development Inc. was present on, 

accountable for, and involved in all aspects of the exploration program 

conducted on the "The Jessie Lake Property". 

9) Gino Chitaroni does have a financial/benefication interest in the Jessie 

Lake Property, as the said property was purchased by Redstar

Resources Corporation from Gino Chitaroni and his partners. 

10) Blackstone Development Inc. will earn a common stock ownership 

position within Redstar Resources Corporation for services provided on 

the Jessie Lake Property program but not a direct interest and/or 

ownership in the Jessie Lake Property. 

Date: October 5, 1998. /g 

Place: Cobalt, Ontario 

Signed: 

Gino Chitaroni, B.Se. Geology

Geologist Certification 

1. I, Jason Kins Dunning, of 12041 234th Street, Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada, 

hereby state that I am a geologist with an office at the previously stated address, and that: 

2. I hold a B.Se. (Honours Geology) from Carleton University (1994) and a M.Sc. 

(Geology) from Laurentian University (1998). 

3. I have 5 years experience with various research institutions and mining companies in 

Canada and the United States. My primary employment since 1996 has been in the field 

of mineral exploration. 

4. I do not expect to receive securities or other similar remuneration from Redstar Resources 

Corporation, 611-675 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B 1N2. 

5. I am a member in good standing of the Association of Geoscientists of Ontario, where 

registration as such, through the Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario, is 

pending certification. 

6. I am the Vice-Chairman of the Mineral Deposits Division (MDD) of the Geological 

Association of Canada (GAC) for 1998 and 1999, as well as a Fellow of the GAC. 

7. I am also a member in good standing with the Canadian Institute of Mining and 

Metallurgy (CIM), Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC), 

Geological Society of America (GSA), and the Society of Economic Geologists (SEG). 

8. I have specialized training in the areas of ore deposit geology and hydrothermal alteration 

through graduate training, numerous short-courses, and project experience. My 

experience has also made me familiar with geological evaluation, prospecting, geophysical, 

geochemical, drilling, and exploration techniques. 

9. This report is based upon data collected from historical documents and journal articles, as 

well as field observations made over five years of work experience in and around the 

Temagami Greenstone Belt, Northern Ontario and a property visit from September 18th 

to September 21st, 1998. 

DATED at Cobalt, Ontario, Canada, ________________ 

Respectfully submitted, 

Jason King Dunning, B.Se., M.Sc., FGAC

JESSIE LAKE PROPERTY 

Strathcona Township, Temagami Ontario 

September 1998 Program (Part 2) Expenditures 

Program Duration: September 18 to October 5, 1998. 

Redstar Resources Corp. 

Prospecting: Highway 11 corridor (Jessie Lake south 

to Karol Lake), ONR railine, Strathcona Road and Diadem 

Deposit area and Trans-Canada Pipeline (at MTO building 

south to Wabana Exploration Office); 

Expenses: S 1,388.54 

Re: Jason King Dunning, Geological Consultant 

Indirect costs ~ (See Summary provided) 

Cottage Rental "Portage Bay Lodge" Cobalt 216.00 

September 17, 18, 19, 20; 1998. 

4 days @ SSO/day = S200 

807oPST 16 

216 

Professional Fees: 1,600.00 

Work Activities: Field prospecting *fc supervision, 

sampling, geological consultation. 

Field work: September 17-20 (inclusive), 1998 

(8 hours/day) 4 days @ S4007day - S l,600

Blackstone Development Inc. 

Prospecting: Highway 11 corridor (Karol Lake 

north to Strathcona Road entrance, Strathcona Road, 

Trans-Canada Pipeline (behind Wabana Exploration 

Office , Diadem Deposit area, ONR Railine (Pingue 

Lake north to the Temagami Skyline Reserve.) 

Professional Fees: 3 1,588.95 

Gino Chitaroni (Geologist) l Blackstone Development Inc. 

September20-30th ,1998. 25 07o of33,531.00- 3882.75 

(see Invoice #325) 

October l-5 th, 1998. 2007o of 33,531.00- 37,06.20 

(See Invoice #331) ~~ . 

31,588.95 

Services: 

Field Supervision, Prospecting, Sampling, 

Technical Report 

Equipment Rental/Supplies: 

flagging, electrical tape, hip chain 

compass, writing utensils, etc.. 

Office Administration: Phone calls &L Faxes to 

government agencies, Redstar Head-office, 

photocopying/printing costs, secretarial services, 

etc.. 

Mileage: Sept., 21,1998 - Round Trip to Sudbury from 259.80 

Cobalt (includes trip into Jessie Lake Property 

on the way) 426km @ 3.30/km - 3127.80 

September 20, 23,24, 25 1998 ~ 4 Round Trips 

to Temagami from Cobalt 4X1 lOkm/Rd.Trip 

@ 3.30/km- 3132.00.

Food: 122.52 

McDonalds S 4.03 

Busy Bee Res. 17.82 

Fraser Hotel 34.25 

Koe's Garden 30.48 

McDonalds 6.52 

Temagami Shell 9.52 

Temgami Shell 9.22 


Labour: 

George Pollock Lic.#K22772 Se Client #301815 750.00 

Prospecting SL Sampling September 22-25 SL 

Oct 2, 1998 5 days A 6-Shrs/day @ S1507day. 

150X5 -S750. 

Doug Pringle Lie #K22903 fc Client # 302521 750.00 

Ditto; Same duties as George Pollock 

5daysX$150/day = $750 

Accomodations: Lady Evelyn Outfitting (Temagami) 208.65 

Food 129.86 

Buster's Conf. S12.00 


Temagami Tavern 45.10 

Temagami Tavern 43.92 

Store #17195 14.35 

Highway 11 North 

S129.86 

Mileage: 3 Round Trips New Liskeard to Temagami 126.00 

September 22, 25 A Oct 2nd 1998.

140km per Round Trip @ S.307km = S42.00 

3 trips X 542.00 = 5126.00 

Home to work and to pickup ATV. 

ATV Rental: 345.00 

Time Ltd. New Liskeard September 22-25/98 

4 days @ 75.00 ^ S300.00 + 807o PST fc 707o GST 

Assays: 330.90 

Swastika Labs: 9 Samples Inv. 00044622 Sept. 29,798 

Blackstone Specialized Services: 

Note: Full-time Blackstone Employees 

Computerized Mapping: 1,275.00 

P.J MacArthur: September 21 2.50 hrs 

22 3.75 

24 3.75 

25 3.00 

28 6.25 

29 5.50 

30 5.00 

Oct. l 0.75 

4 4.00 

5 8.00 

42.50 hours 

Rate: 42.50 hours @ S30.00/hr ^Sl,275.00 

Manual Drafting: 577.50

Rick Lindsay: 

Sept 21, 22, 23, 24/98 

16.50hoursXS35.00 ^ S577.50 

Grand Total = S 9,668.72

Appendix A 

The Jessie Lake Property 

List of Claims: 

# Claim # Units Due Date 

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1212343 

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1212360 

1212363 

1212394 

1212398 

1212400 

1214064 

1220048 

1220150 

1220156 

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1230407 

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24. S 1230616 6 

25. S 1230617 14 

26. S 1230619 6 

27. S 1212905 3 

28. S 1212906 9 

29. S 1212907 3 

30. S 1212359 2 

31. S 1214062 l 

32. S 1212393 l 

33. S 1217614 l 

34. S 1217615 5 

35. TRT5591 l 

36. S 1230615 l 

Oct 15 1998. 

Oct 16 1998. 

Sept 20 1998. 

Sept 27 1998. 

Sept 20 1998. 

a 

Lease Mining & Surface Rights 

Oct 16 1998.? "Filed Only" 

Property Size: 

36 claims @ 97 units Total: 3,880 acres/1552 hectares

Appendix B 

Cu-Ni-PGE Mineralization and Alteration Discussion

CU-NI-PGE MINERALIZATION IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE TEMAGAMI 

ISLAND LEUCOGABBRO, A LATE ARCHEAN/EARLY PROTEROZOIC LAYERED 

INTRUSION, TEMAGAMI, ONTARIO 

Fitzhenry,K.L. , Dunning,J. K . , James,R.S., Gibson,H.L., Laurentian 

University, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 2C6, Lane,T.E., Teck Exploration 

Ltd., l First Place, Toronto, Ontario, M5X 1G9, Keays, R.R., Laurentian 

University, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 2C6. 

The Temagami Island Leucogabbro (TILG) forms a conformable si 11-like 

intrusion 30 km long and 1.0-1.5 km thick within a late Archean 

greenstone sequence. Its lower contact with intermediate/felsic flows 

and heterolithic volcanic breccias dips at 70 0 ; its upper contact with 

mafic greenstones is unexposed and unconformably overlain by Gowganda 

Formation metasediments of the Huronian Supergroup {circa 2.4 Ga) . A 

zone of pyritic mineralization occurs discontinuously at the base of 

the TILG and where the pyrite zone is thickest (10-20m), high-grade 

Cu(Zn-Ni-PGE) ore zones occur in the underlying footwall volcanic 

rocks. 

The most complete stratigraphic section of the sill occurs at the 

Temagami Mine, where Cu-rich ore zones were mined from 1955-1970. The 

lower 300m of the sill is composed of 10 cyclic units each consisting 

of a basal gabbro and upper leucogabbro. The upper 60-70 percent of the 

sill consists of several cycles of weakly layered magnetite gabbro that 

grades upwards into quartz gabbros. Pervasive greenschist alteration 

has completely replaced primary mineral compositions but textural 

features permit an estimate of primocryst phases. In the lower third of 

the sill, plagioclase +/- pyroxene and olivine form primocrysts in the 

gabbros of each cycle; plagioclase is the sole primocryst in the 

leucogabbro. Both plagioclase and V-rich magnetite are liquidus phases 

in the magnetite gabbros; in the quartz gabbros, quartz is an 

interstitial phase; in neither of these rock types is a mafic 

primocryst phase recognized. Chlorite normally replaces interstitial 

(occaisionally poikiolitic) pyroxene throughout the sill. Within metres 

of the contact between the lower and upper portions of the sill a rapid 

decrease in grain size coupled with a sharp discontinuity in primocryst 

phases suggests that these two zones represent different magma pulses 

and compositions. 

Sulphide mineralization within the sill occurs only in the 20-30m 

thick gabbro that forms the basal portion of the first cyclic unit 

above the Pyrite Zone. Pyrite, chalcopyrite and minor pyrrhotite +/- 

magnetite occur as 2-3 cm disseminated blebs and as patches up to l m 

in diameter within the metagabbro assemblage ab-chl-mu-qz-ankerite-lx. 

The percentage of sulphide increases downwards to as much as 10-20 

modal percent at the base of this cyclic unit where it is in contact 

with the Pyrite Zone. 

The Pyrite Zone occurs as discontinuous lenses up to 20 m thick at 

the contact between the TILG and footwall volcanic rocks. At Temagami 

Mine its stike length is 1.5 km; mining activities indicate its downdip 

extension is not greater than 300m. In one well exposed outcrop area a 

crude stratigraphy for this zone is recognised which from the footwall

upwards consists of: a)irregular shaped pods of massive pyrite * 

chalcopyrite (and minor millerite, seigenite, gersdorffite and 

magnetite) up to several metres in diameter, enclosed in fine grained 

anorthositic gabbro (now altered to Fe chlorite and quartz); b)a zone 

of leucogabbro with interstitial sulphide (py+cpy) - Fe chlorite has 

replaced the silicate assemblage; and c)a 3 m thick unit of 

leucogabbro/gabbro composed of plagioclase +/- pyroxene (both now 

replaced by a chlorite-carbonate assemblage), coarse poikilitic Fe-Ti 

oxide (now leucoxene), and minor disseminated pyrite*chalcopyrite. For 

this zone Ni+Cu = 1.35 wt *; typical Cu/Ni =l.9Q, and limited PGE data 

indicate that Pt+Pd = 150 ppb and Pt/Pt + Pd = 0.25. We believe the 

Pyrite Zone formed due to the intrusion of a leucogabbro-sulphide magma 

along the basal contact of the TTLG. 

The high-grade massive Cu (Zn-Ni-PGE) sulphide mineralization of the 

Temagami Copper Mine occurs 10 to 50 m below the base of the Pyrite 

Zone. The ore zones occur as irregularly-shaped pods and lenticular 

vein-like zones typically 5x20x40 m in size, either entirely within 

heterolithic volcanoclastic breccias and/or at the contact of this rock 

type with intermediate to felsic flows, and conformable to the volcanic 

stratigraphy. The mineralization is comprised mainly of chalcopyrite 

with lesser amounts of pyrite. Minor amounts of sphalerite, millerite, 

gersdorffite, ramelsbergite, tetrahedrite and galena are also present 

and disseminated magnetite is common. The PGM 1 s identified to date 

include temagamite, merenskyite, hessite, naumonite, tsumoite and 

testbiopalladite. Gangue minerals include ferroan dolomite, calcite, 

quartz, Fe chlorite and monazite. The volcanic rocks that host the 

sulphide mineralization have been altered to assemblages containing 

combinations of sericite, ferroan carbonates, chlorite and 

tourmalinization as a result of premineralization regional events. Only 

narrow chlorite alteration selvages are directly related to the 

sulphide mineralization in the footwall volcanic rocks. 

We initated this study to test the hypothesis that the volcanichosted, 

Cu-rich, PGE-bearing footwall ore zones represent remobilized 

sulphide (via magmatic and/or hydrothermal processes) derived from an 

Fe-Cu-Ni-PGE sulphide zone that initially formed at the base of the 

TILG in an environment similar to the deep Cu mineralizatin at Sudbury. 

In general terms, the results of our study to date support this 

hypothesis.

OCCURRENCES OF TOURMALINIZATION IN THE FOOTWALL VOLCANIC SUCCESSION OF THE 

TEMAGAMI COPPER MINE, TEMAGAMI, ONTARIO 

Dunning, J.K., Gibson, H.L., James, R., and Keays, R.R. (MERC, Laurentian University, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 2C6), Lane, 

T. (Teck Exploration Ltd., l First Canadian Place, P.O. Box 170, Toronto, Ontario, M5X 1G9) 

Tourmaline is a common alteration mineral associated with hydrothermal mineralization in a variety of deposit types including: i) 

Cu-Mo-Au Porphyry - Coxheath, Nova Scotia and Los Broncos-Rio Blanco, Chile; ii) Pb-Zn SEDEX - Sullivan Mine, B.C. and Broken Hill, 

Australia; iii) Zn-rich VHMS - Kidd Creek, Ontario; and iv) Au-vein mineralization - Dome Mine, Ontario. Tourmaline was first noted on 

Temagami Island by geologists in the late 1950's during the start-up phase of mining at the former Temagami Copper Mine. Their initial 

interpretation was that the tourmaline was an erratic alteration facies associated with the "pod-type" orebodies in the eastern portion of the 

mine area. This conclusion was supported by Colvine (1974) whose study on the alteration facies of the footwall volcanic rocks around the 

#4 orebody, pointed to an apparent "boron pipe" leading from the Metadiorite down to orebody. Tourmaline, as noted from all previous 

work, was found to occur as disseminated crystals or aggregates: i) replacing mafic fragments in the breccia units; ii) within the volcanic 

breccias around massive sulphide mineralization; and iii) as trace amounts within the sulphide orebodies. 

This study of the high-grade Cu (Zn-Ni-PGE) orezones in the Footwall Volcanic Succession at the Temagami Copper Mine area has 

found tourmaline occurring in a variety of forms throughout stratigraphy such as: i) tourmaline-rich, hydrothermal breccias; ii) 

tourmaline veins and veinlets; iii) massive tourmaline patches associated with the tourmaline veins and veinlets in the Thompson Trough 

Zone; iv) disseminated tourmaline crystals in the volcanic units, most notably the heterolithic volcanoclastic breccias; and v) radiating, 

euhedral tourmaline aggregates within the matrix and clasts of the volcanoclastic breccias in the Thompson Trough Zone. Detailed SEM l 

EDS analysis of tourmaline crystals from a number of occurrences from the Footwall Volcanic Succession, several species of tourmaline are 

now known to occur including: (i) dravite; (ii) schorl; (iii) uvite; (iv) feruvite; and (v) an unnamed alkali-deficient tourmaline species. 

Geochemical studies have shown there to be negligible metal-enrichment with only one tourmaline breccia sample from the 

Thompson Trough Zone possessing elevated Au (18 ppb), As (34 ppm), Cd (1.2 ppm), Co (42 ppm), Cr (47 ppm), Cu (98 ppm), Mn (941 

ppm), Ni (48 ppm), Ti (Q.06%), V (53 ppm), and Zn (115 ppm). This low metal content supports field evidence that the tourmaline 

brecciation event predates mineralization, as low-grade carbonate-quartz-chlorite veins crosscut the tourmaline breccias. In addition, this 

also suggests that the tourmaline breccias are pre-mineralization and are not associated with the Cu-rich mineralization event that formed the 

high-grade Cu (Zn-Ni-PGE) orezones, as well as the low-grade surface carbonate-quartz-chlorite veins and pods. The disseminated 

tourmaline found in association with some of the high-grade orezones possesses complex zonation suggesting a possible pre- to synoreforming 

origin, however, the origin of this style of tourmalinization is still under investigation.

Appendix C 

Sample Descriptions/Assays



Strathcona Township, Temagami 

Prospecting/Sampling Program 

September 18-22 1998 

Map # Sample # Description 

2. 

3. 

P8101 

PSI 02 

PSI 03 

Stop #1: Chip sample; east side of Highway 11 roadside cut north of Carol 

Lake; over a l metre wide area; mafic volcanic, strong hydro-brecciation 

with calcite and minor quartz infilling, l .0-1.5 0Xo py +I- cpy, possibly 

aspy? Sampled by Gino Chitaroni & Jason Dunning. 

Stop #3: Grab sample; east of Highway 11 rockcut, muck at old pit, 2 X l 

metre pit dimensions whereas the sulphide zone is l .0-1.5 metres wide. 

Disseminated sulphides are as follows: py l-3 0Xo, po 2-40Xo +I- cpy. Rock 

type is Dacite with some quartz-calcite veining. Sampled by Gino Chitaroni. 

Stop #5: Chip sample; Trans-Canada Pipeline zone behind the Wabana 

Explorations Inc.; Zone is 0.75 metres wide containing S-10% py average 

and up to 200Xo py locally. The rock type is quartz feldspar Rhyolite laden 

with heavy "Fe" brown-yellow gossan staining. Sampled by Jason 

Dunning. 

4. PS 104 

5. PSI 05 

6. PS 106 

Stop#6: Chip sample; Trans-Canada Pipeline Zone # 2 rockcut behind 

Wabana Explorations Inc. Office; Intensely altered/sheared zone 8-10 metres 

wide containing ankerite/calcite with minor quartz flooding/veinlets and 

green fuchsite in a Rhyolite host rock. Disseminated pyrite mineralization 

averages l-5 0Xo +I- cpy. Sampled by Jason Dunning. 

Grab sample from freshly broken rock from roadside construction work (in 

place) rockcut located on the Strathcona Road claim # 1212357.Rock type is 

an intermediate-felsic metavolcanic flow rock exhibiting silicification and 

sericite alteration in a quartz-carbonate, sulphide shear zone with an observed 

minimum width of 2 metres. The shear zone contained disseminated pyrite 

mineralization averaging 5-1007o with minor chalcopyrite. Sampled by Gino 

Chitaroni. 

Chip sample taken by Jason Dunning same shear zone as sample #P8105 but 

10 metres west, intense "Fe" gossan was observed with the pyrite content 

averaging 4-60Xo and up to S-10% pyrite locally and pyrite crystals up to 6 

millimeters in diameter.

PSI 07 

P8108 

PSI 09 

Diadem Copper-Nickel Deposit: Muck/grab sample; Chloritic, altered mafic 

to ultramafic intrusive rock with magmatic sulphides from a pit 2 X 2 metres 

(eastern sample area). 10-150Xo py average +I- cpy; up to 400Xo py in places. 

Sampled by Gino Chitaroni and Jason Dunning. 

Diadem Deposit: Blasted rock remnant (0.5m X 0.5m diameter/size) grab 

sample from the same zone as above # PSI07; Semi-massive to massive 

sulphides averaging 20-3007o py but locally up to 5007o pyrite mainly with 

minor chalcopyrite observed, sampled by Jason Dunning. 

Diadem Deposit: 100 metres west of first re-discovered pit; a grab and chip 

sample (mix) was taken by Jason Dunning from the pit walls and remnant 

muck pile. The sulphides averaged 25*^0 py and range 15-40 07o pyrite. 

Certified by: 


September 24, 1998

Established 1928 

Swastika Laboratories 

A Division of TSL/Assayers Inc. 

Assaying - Consulting . Representation 

Assay Certificate 

company: BLACKSTONE DEVELOPMENT INC 

Project: Jessie Lake Property 

Attn: G. Chitaroni 

8W-2856-RA1 

Date: SEP-29-98 

We hereby certify the following Assay of 9 Chip/Grab samples 

submitted SEP-23-98 by . 

Sample 

Number 

Au Au Check 

Ag 

g/tonne g/tonne g/tonne 

Ni Zn Pd 

% g/tonne 

P 8101 

P 8102 

P 8103 

P 8104 

P 8105 

O . 01 

0.02 

O. 02 

0.02 

O . 01 

0. l 

l .2 

1. O 

0.3 

0.7 

0.002 

0.001 

O .004 

O .034 

O .014 

O .004 

O .004 

O .004 

O .001 

O .001 

O .001 

O .008 

O .012 

ano 

Ministry of 

Northern Development 

and Mines 

Temiskaming 

Testing 

Laboratories 

P.O. Rox 799 

Presley St. 

Cobalt, Ontario 

POJ 1CO 

(705) 679 8313 

Report Number 

CB 12175 

Laboratory Report 

Aygy.s t ^ g ,î 9 9 2 

Is; 

;d To: Mr. G ino Chitaroni, P.O. Box 271, Cobalt, Ont. POJ 1CO 

Sample Number 

Gold 

O?.. 

Per Ton 

Silver 

Oz. 

Per Ton 

Cu'/o Si0207o Ni7o Co"7o Zn? 

8151 

Trace 

Nil 

0.117 

8152 

Nil 

Nil 

95.2 

8153 

Nil 

Nil 

8154 

Nil 

Nil 

0.587 0.127 0.012 

8155 

Nil 

Nil 

0.223 0.103 0.011 

8156 

0.091 0.041 0.007 

8157 

0.112 0.06'4 0.003 

8158 

Nil 

0.47 JI 

8159 

Nil 

0.025 

8160 

Nil 

8161 

0.029 0.007 

8162 

0.895 Q.01'1 0.007 O.OK 

8163 

1.334 0.010 0.007 O.OU 

F 'S Received Charged 

i f ^/r ^ 

nc/l/cKjA^ fi____F . Basa 

'J A j Mnnnqnr 

Except by special permission, reproduction of these results must include any 

qualifying remarks made by this ministry with reference to any sample. 

F 

11 1097 (8R/05)


Mimstty of 

NoiUiom Uevelopineiii 

and Mines 

Temiskammg 

Testing 

Laboratories 

P.O. Box 799 

Pieslcy SI. 

Cobalt, Ontario 

POJ ICO 

(705) 679 8313 

Report Number 

CB 12155 

Laboratory Report 

Date 

To: Mr. Gino Chitaroni, P.O. Box 271, Cobalt, Ont. POJ ICO 

Sample Number 

Gold 

Oz. 

Per Ton 

Silver 

Oz. 

Per Ton 

Cu7o 

Zn'/o 

8014 

0.004 

8015 

Trace 

8016 

0.160 

0.042 

0.093 

8017 

0.071 

0.034 

0.232 

8150 

0.023 

Nil 

Fees Received Charged 

yJT ? 

(J A/ Manager 

F. Basa 

: orm 1097 (86/05) 

Except by special permission, reproduction of these results must include any 

qualifying remarks made by this ministry with reference to any sample.

OCT .99 FR T0 

) Ontario 

Declaration of AMMtment Work 

Performed on Mining Land 

n IW1 and f^S). M.O. i WO 

TnnMdion Numtw (oo* MM) 

Aucssmem Pill* Mittreh tmijint 

31M04SW2026 2.18913 STRATHCONA 900 

Mtaioft 6*0) (nd 66(9) of Iht Mining Aa, undtr iterion S e( IM Ulttag *d. 

1 ' t vapond with th* miniflj land holder. QuMtion* i 

id Mines. 3rd F'aor, t33 Aimtty KKe Raid. 

njtruetipns: 

- For work performed on Crown La 

- Please type or print in ink. 

e form 0240 

l. Recorded holder(s) (Attach a list IT necessary) 

W-L 

VAnfJttv.\}Cr. JU/SVi g/L /1/u.v^ L/ 

' 

X 

, 

* 

l 

2. Typ* of work performed: Check ('} and report on only ONE of the following groups for tnia declaration. 

. Geotechnical: prospecting, surveys, 

Physical: drilling stripping, 

Rehabilitation 

A assays and worK under section 18 (regs) 

trenching and associated essays 

WorkTyp* 

Office Use 

Commodity 

from 

Total S Velu* of , 

Wprt Claimed M (f (j? 6 

NTS Reference 

Resident Gtoiogisi 

Di*lrlol 

Please remember to: - ebtalh a work permit from the Ministry of Natural Resources as required: 

- provide proper notice to surface rtghts holders before slanmg wo! i. 

-complete and attach a Statement of Costs, form 0212; 

- provide a map showing contiguous mining lands that are linked ft 

- include two copies of your technical report 

J., Person or companies who prepared the technical report (Attach a list if neoass 

Ntm* 

l) f (K. - 5 ^ 

Hlmi 

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i 5 

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txfc^ STw 

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ifc 

TvMpnon* Number 

'Fu Number 

4. Certification by Recorded Holder or Agent 

!. A) A a C-JV'T *ô^ '_______. d" hereby certify that l have personal knowledge of the facts set forth in 

(hit 

ececcmeni Work having caused the work to be performed or witnessed the same during or after Its 

thejautfitrny knowledge, the annexed report i* true. 

T Jk 8. 

OCT 19 '98 14:43 

PflCE.05

i 

5. Work to be recorded and distributed. Work can only be assigned to claims that are contiguous (adjoining) to 

•-e'mining land where work was performed, at the time work was performed. A map showing the jjpjffirjuofos link 

~— accompany this form. , . ,n o.-, ., ^, ^, , f O 3 J 

\ \ ^ ** s 

Mining Claim Number. Or i( 

,vork was done on other eligible 

~ nmg land, show in this 

cotuTin the location number 

Seated on the claim map. 

eg ; 

TB 7827 

Number of Claim 

Units. For other 

mining land, list 

hectares. 

16 ha 

Value of work 

performed on this 

claim or other 

mining land. 

S26, 825 

Value of work 

applied to this 

claim. 

2.1 

N/A 

Value of work 

assigned to other 

mining claims. 

891 

524,000 

— -**"'^ ———————— 

Bank. Value of work 

to be distributed 

at a future date. 

52,825 

eg 

1234567 

12 

0 

S24.000 

0 

0 

9 9 -*^~ 

1234568 

' ;i 1 *I1 o 1 3 

—-2 1 *") -v f\,e\ t—l Q. 

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3 ' IZI^06P 

4 " \2I 76/5" 

5' /^ 

- 6^/^ 

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7 "i 12 3 3?3 

8 ' ^ 53^? 

- 9 ' /3U 75T 

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12 '! 1313 3^6 

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subsection 7 

thejNclaim^wh 

Sigjiaturejjis* h(6BHolder or Agent Authorized in Writi 

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l \-^ l ^^ ^-~** 

2 

1 

l 

l 

f 

i 

1 

3 

1 

1 

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1 

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1 

, Column Totals 

f\;\ - 

5 L-Â ^-N aroo i 

(Print Full Nams) 

.- S8, 892 

jf^7 

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^00 

loo 

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I &QO 

jTrtft 

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- —— 

to) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96 for a 

'l i 

irej the work was done. 

. do heret)y certify that the above work credits are eligible under 

^ 

A/A^ C/u 

L- 

^ S 4,000 

/T 

JTO 

^TO 

ao o 

2 GO 

SO 

5-0 

50 

So 

5"0 

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rf 

'(2^ 

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^(2^ 

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ffi 

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— 

ssignment to contiguous claims or for application to 

Date 

T Q [^ 

U l ) J 

6. Instructions for cutting back credits that are not approved. 

Some of the credits claimed in this declaration may be cut back. Please check ( ^ ) in the boxes below to show how 

you wish to prioritize the deletion of credits: 

D 1. Credits are to be cut back from UiSâTTrTTirst, followed by option 2 or 3 or 4 as indicated. 

D 2. Credits are to be cutj3aeK"'starting with the claims listed last, working backwards; or 

D 3. Credits are^te^5ecut back equally over all claims listed in this declaration; or 

D 4. Cfeflltsare to be cut back as prioritized on the attached appendix or as follows (describe): 

l \ 

RECEIVED 

l ! 

; OCT 15 1998 

ÔSCIENCEASSESSMr 

Mc'.e- If you have not indicated how your credits are to be deleted, credits will be cut back JromQFfeKHank first. 

followed by option number 2 if necessary. 

For Office Use Only 

Deemed Approved Date 

Date Notilication Sent 

Date Approved 

Total Value ol Credit Approved 

for Recordino by Mining Recorder (Signature)

' 

OCT 19 '38 J5.:38 PR GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT 70S670SeSi TO 817056795519 

Work to b* recorded and distributed. Work cen only be assigned 10'claims tfcst are contiguous (adjoining) 10 

riiirg land where wo* was performed, Rt the ttriie work was performed. A map showing the MrrtJSJouTliok 

rin; Ctllnt Mumbff, Or i! Of CHIm V|lu* ol w*rk 

Unlit, for siritr performed en inls 

v*im af wo-k i Vilui o) work pVnnTWu* ol walk 

pplltd 10 mis l wljntd :o ethtr | le b* tfWrieulw 

l ut * lulu'* Ml*. 

13 

r ?( A o ir-_____ . do hereby certify (rial ins above worx credits are eligible under 

M) of ihe Assessment Work Regulation 6(86 for assignment lo contiguous claims or lor application so 

the work was done. 

iMsliuttlpn* tor cutting back credit* that ere not approved. 

o1 she creous ciaitheo i rv mss aeciaraiion may M cut uatK. 

ith ie or:o'iilz* th* dvleiien of credits' 

) in Uv**i 

G i Credits are to be cut back from the Bank first, followed by option 2 or 3 or 4 as indicated. 

Cj . 

C. Oroclio o'O lo be cut back toning uiilh ihe claim* lielM IBS!, u/orlflnp hsrltw*rr1*. nr 

•C 3- C rodite ere 4o bo out back equally over all claims listed In this declaration: or 

D 4 Credits are to be cut back as prioriilxed on the attached appstidlx or as follow* (describe); 

y x /a 

H- 

it you 14v? 131 indicated how four eredil* *r* lo b* d*l*t*d. orod'lo will be .out beck from lha B*nk lircl. 

i by option number z tt necessary. 

Ctfi OIII3k Uv* Only 

RECEIVED, 

OCT f 5 1998 ^ 

GI'..:." • i -* e '-^PSSMENT 

. 

. ** C**f*i*ri rf***tM.f*O CU'* 

041* Approve 

n*l* NAMift*f"(V) )**IU 

*how 

TdUl V*Iu* 01 Cfttfit A Ppi W* d 

)9?y 

OCT 21 '98 15:59 ** TnT.Pl. PftGE.33 ** 

POGE.04 

D 4, Credits are to be cut back as prioritized on the attached appendix or ab 

/a /a ~?GP 

Note; if you have not indicated how your credits are to be deleted, credits will be cut back from the Bank first, 

followed by option number 2 if necessary. 

For Office Use Only 

~ece ved Stamp 

RECEIV tLr 

OCT 1 5 1998 

Deemed Approved Dale 

Date Approved 

Dale Notification Sent 

Total Value ol Credit Approved 

Approved for Recording by Mining Recorder (Signature)

® Ontario 

Ministry ot 


and Mines 

Statement of Costs 

for Assessment Credit 

Transaction Number (office use) 

Personal information collected on this form i6 Obtained under the authority of subsection 6(1) of the Assessment Work Regulation 6/96. Under 

Section 8 of the Mining Act, the information is a public record This information will be used to review the assessment work and correspond with 

the mining land holder. Questions about this collection should b* directed to the Chief Mining Recorder, Ministry of Norihg^rBwelcttmerit and 

Mines, 6th Floor, 933 Ramsey Lake Road. Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 68^. ^ t f\ 

E 

Work Type 

Units of Work 

Depending on the type of work, lit) the number 

of hours/days worked, metres ol a rilling, kilo 

metres of grid line, number of samples, etc 

12 o i O 9 13 

W? 

Cost Per Unit 

of work 

fi.A(LW.O.ft.U 

/ S^J ^ ^ 0 o 

Associated Costs (e.g. supplies, mobilization and demobilization). 

ZS 

2lU' 

Transportation Costs 

i-\-\*^.. M 

... H*uT7vK n*h 

"i IS'. So 

3^r:3o 

Food and Lodging Costs 

M- 1 , , r* \ l o r-o -T /i 

fc .65" 

Total Value of Assessment Work^ Q 

Calculations of Filing 

ASSESSMENT 

1. Work filed within two years of performance is claimed at 100^b of the above Total Value of Assessment Work. 

2. If work is filed after two years and up to five years after performance, it can only be claimed at 50ô of the Total 

Value of Assessment Work. If this situation applies to your claims, use the calculation below: 

TOTAL VALUE OF ASSESSMENT WORK x 0.50 3 Total S value of worked claimed. 

Note: 

- Work older than 5 years is not eligible for credit. 

- A recorded holder may be required to verify expenditures claimed in this statement of costs within 45 days of a 

request for verification and/or correction/clarification. If verification and/or correction/clarification is not made, the 

Minister may reject all or part of the assessment work submitted. 

Certification verifying costs: 

___ ___ . ______ _ , do hereby certify, that the amounts shown are as accurate as may 

(pleas* erin! full name) 

reasonably be determined and the costs were incurred whileônducting assessment work on the lands indicated on 

the accompanying Declaration of Work form as 

to make this certification. 

'.-cV 

____ -^——— 

Wider, agfenl or stat* company position with signing authority) 

am authorized

Ministry of 

Ministers du 



Developpement du Nord 

and Mines et des Mines 

Geoscience Assessment Office 

933 Ramsey Lake Road 

March 29, 1999 

6th Floor 

Sudbury, Ontario 

REDSTAR RESOURCES CORP. 

P3E 6B5 

SUITE 611 - 675 WEST HASTINGS ST. 

VANCOUVER, B.C. Telephone: (888) 415-9846 

V6B-1N2 Fax: (877)670-1555 

Visit our website at: 

www.gov.on.ca/MNDM/MINES/LANDS/mlsmnpge.htm 

Dear Sir or Madam: Submission Number: 2.18913 

Subject: Transaction Number(s): 

Status 

W9870.00566 Approval After Notice 

We have reviewed your Assessment Work submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The 

attached summary page(s) indicate the results of the review. WE RECOMMEND YOU READ THIS 

SUMMARY FOR THE DETAILS PERTAINING TO YOUR ASSESSMENT WORK. 

If the status for a transaction is a 45 Day Notice, the summary will outline the reasons for the notice, and any 

steps you can take to remedy deficiencies. The 90-day deemed approval provision, subsection 6(7) of the 

Assessment Work Regulation, will no longer be in effect for assessment work which has received a 45 Day 

Notice. Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment 

Office within this 45 Day period, otherwise assessment credit will be cut back and distributed as outlined in 

Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment work form. 

Please note any revisions must be submitted in DUPLICATE to the Geoscience Assessment Office, by the 

response date on the summary. 

If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Bruce Gates by e-mail at 

bruce.gates@ndm.gov.on.ca or by telephone at (705) 670-5856. 

Yours sincerely, 

ORIGINAL SIGNED BY 

Blair Kite 

Supervisor, Geoscience Assessment Office 

Mining Lands Section 

Correspondence ID: 13533 

Copy far: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results 

Submission Number: 2.18913 

Date Correspondence Sent: March 29, 1999_______________________Assessor: Bruce Gates^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 

Transaction First Claim 

Number Number Township(s) l Area(s) Status Approval Date 

W9870.00566 1220048 STRATHCONA Approval After Notice February 21, 1999 

Section: 

17 Assays ASSAY 

Corrections from Gino Chitaroni were received on February 22, 1999. The fundamental issues raised in the 45 Day Notice of January 7,1999 were not 

addressed. 

The prospecting report for Pollock and Pringle is being returned. The costs associated with this work was removed from this submission. The technical report 

and maps are required at the time the work is reported for the work to be recordable. This work may be refiled as a new submission. 

The following costs have been allowed based on the information supplied: 

Sample colletion 3 days x 2 people x S150 s S900 

Assays 6/9 x S330.90 = S221 

Lodging = $216 

Dunning expenses = S936 

Mileage s S260 

Food = $123 

Report = S 1,000 

Total = S3,656 

The assessment credit is being reduced by S6,012. The TOTAL VALUE of assessment credit that will be allowed, based on the information provided in this 

submission, is S3,656. 

Allowable changes to your credit distribution can be made by contacting the Geoscience Assessment Office by April 13,1999, otherwise assessment credit will 

be cut-back and distributed as outlined in Section #6 of the Declaration of Assessment Work form. 

Page: 1 

Correspondence ID: 13533

Work Report Assessment Results 

Submission Number: 

2.18913 

Correspondence to: 

Resident Geologist 

Sudbury, ON 

Assessment Files Library 

Sudbury, ON 

Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s): 

Gino Chitaroni 

COBALT, ONTARIO, CANADA 


VANCOUVER, B.C. 

DOUGLAS LOCKHART GODDARD 

TEMAGAMI, Ontario 

Page: 1 


Distribution of AssGssrnGnt Work Credit 

The following credit distribution reflects the value of assessment work performed on the mining land(s). 

Date: March 29, 1999 

Submission Number: 2.18913 

Transaction Number: W9870.00566 

Claim Number 

Value Of Work Performed 

1212357 1,218.00 

1217614 1,218.00 

1212398 610.00 

1212905 610.00 

Total: * 3,656.00 

Page: l 



M'-j.n of '.Miiuiit y o* 

Nfc.t'.rs: i^rxr.n Do* ? 

Resou ces and Mine' 

W SERVICE FEBRUARY 10. 1989 

J'l 

INDEX TO LAND DISPOSITION 

!5*'.^4fi 

;t- : \\ 

M ' - ,vS 

PLAN 

G -3450 

TOWNSHIP 

STRATHCONA 

M.n.ri. ADMIN'ST'iATIVE DI S TP UT 

TEMAGAMI 

MINING DIVISION 

SUDBURY 

UNC TITUS/REGIS DY DIVISION 

NIPISSING 

THE INFORMATION THAT 

APPEARS ON THIS MAP 

HAS BEEN COMPILED 

FROM VARIOUS SOURCES 

AND ACCURACY IS NOT 

GUARANTEED THOSE 

WISHING TO STAKE M?N 

ING CLAIMS SHOULD CON- 

SULJ WITH THE MINING 

RECORDER, MINISTRY O F 

NORTHERN DEVELOP 

MENT AND MINES FOR AD 

DITIONAL INFORMATION 

ON THE STATUS OF THE 

LANDS SHOWN HEREON. 

AREA 

0? THE 

Scalt 1:2" OCO 

1000 1000 2000 

UMM 

1000 

Fwt 

MOO ^000 SOOO WOO 7000 1000 0000 10000 

r or tour Interval 10 U**.-*r 

212.906 

SYMBOLS 

boundary 

Township, MeriJiar, Baseline. . . . 

Roed allowance; surveyed . . . . . . . . . . . , 

jMcnption 

SEC.35/90 

ISLANDS M 

LAKE TEMAOAM 

AREAS WITHDRAWN FROM DISPOSITION 

MPO- Mining Righ:^ Or 

SF . - Surface Rig'its Only . 

M -t ". - Mi. mg and autface " 'ohts 

'fd*'Xr. DM* 

O-S-22/96 09/OS/S* MBS 

tft/8^84- 

OB/13/** 

-fc^-fc 

5RO 

W-3-72/M 

M B 3 

195150 

Aaa;j 

IWÛ^ 

195150 

OC DEC 19/IM MAS 943SI Vi 

^ -re i:;'' ^ o O" 

, ; 

k 

J;JJ .J-1 

~ 

Ir JCcncession; surveyed. . . 

unsurveyed 

Parcel; surveyed . . . . . . 

road . . 

railway 

utilit".. 

W-I-I7/M Ot/lt/** 

.SEC.35/90 Mas 195150 

. FOR STAKING - CONSERVATION RESERVE 

SECTION l OF THE MINING ACT 

,SEC.35 W-S-45/98 NER 23/10/98 M*S I95I3D 

C/) 

T 

O^ ' 1M- - 

Reservatior....... .... ..... ...... . 

Cliff, Pit, Pile ..... . .... ..... .... .... 

Contour............ ..... . . .. ........,... 

'nterpol ited ..... ..... ...... ......... . 

Appro' .mate .... ........ .... 

Depr ,ssion...... ............ ... .. 

.35/90 W-S-60/9S 09/13/96 MSS , 95I50 

w-3-ia/tf of'ii/tt 

8EC-*g'*0 ' **" 119'AJ 

——l——P AREA DEEMED IN NEED OF PHOTECTION BY THE CROWN 

i * AND WLL REMAIN WITHDRAWN WDEFINITELY. 

c 

z: 

l{?wr ; 

i j,,tf 

Contrri poi^ ' srizo'ital) ......... . 

Flooded la^c..................., ..... ........... 

A 

,RIO SEC. 35/ W-S-477 

SEC.35/90 W-S-55/98 

dine ^jad frame ....... .... ... ..,. ........ 

Pipeline (above pround).....,.................... , 

NOTES 

ysiooer 

t; single track. . . .........,.......... .. 

double rack ..... .............,...... 

Road; highway, 3"unty . jwnship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . — 

access...... . . ................ ...... . . -^ 

trail, b.sh . . . .. . . .......... .,... .... . ,. . . — 

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UNDER THE MMWG ACT - ORDER W COUNCL - 19 DEC I9H. FILE 94351 V.2. 

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DispormoN OF CROWN 

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I ice.?ce of Occ jpt.'. ! ?r* ....,... 

Cancel:! . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . ® 

Reservation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O 

ând S Gravel. .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . , ..C'"1 

LAND USE PERMT 

MOTICE 

WORK PERMITS ro* MINERAL CXTIOHATION ACTIV 1 1 v 

EKFErriVE September 15 199i 

.H 

.M 

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-fy~ 

on October 27, 1998 at 9:00 a.m 

Eastern StendaiJ Time, which is equivalent to 9:00 a.m. local time 

These lands w.l| be subject to Ontario Regulation 356/98 mad 

under the Mining Act. ALL CLAIM STAKING ACTIVITY IN 

THIS AREA is subject to this new regulation MAJOR 

AMENDMENTS TO NORMAL STAKING 

PRACTICES HAVE BEEN Il\fPLEMENTED FOR 

THIS AREA. Consult and understand these amendments prior 

to carrying out any staking in this designated area. For further 

COmaCt thC ?rOVinCial RCCOrderS Office at ' - 

PLEASE NOTE: THE ISLAND ON LAKE TEMAGAMI 

ARE WITHDRAWN AND WILL 

NOT OPEN TO PROSPECTING AND STAKING OUT 

TO'A/N'-iHlP 

The area shown as SKYLINE RESERVE and die land covered by 

the waters of LAKE TEMAGAMI on this map will bc subject to 

Ontario Regulation 349/98 made under the Public Land: Act 

Depending on the type and timing of your exploration work 

may require a Work Permit. For further information pl 

Gerhard Meyer, Regional Resident Geologist at (705) 567-5242 or 

Jim IreTand, Kegionai manager ai ( /in j z3tt 61/7 

,-n:.h, Kin!* 1 

and d 1 *- -'*io r.draftir" ^ S"r*'s 5 tnd N'. 

of N&iv' 

n:,!'. ^- - .'c.rtbr 1 : 

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Claim Map 

Scale 1: 22 556 

Legend 

Hwy 11 ^^——— Claims 

Other Roads — — — Redstar Property 

Railway — ..—. Township Boundary 

2Km Pipeline —--——— Provincial Park 

Autumn 1998 D. Robinson/G. Chitaroni Traverses 

Autumn 1998 Chitaroni/Dunning Traverses 

t::: J 

Protected Area 

Skyline Reserve 

Town 

Diadem Deposit 

Claim Numbers 1230619 

Symbols 

Surface & Mining Rights....... 

Surface Rights Only.............. u 

Mining Rights Only............... B 

Licence of Occupation........... a 


#611 - 675 Wes] Hastings Street 

Vancouver B.C. V6B1N2 

Telephone: (6O4) 488-0051 

Fax (604) 488-0053 


Prospecting Traverses 

Flgm: 5 

Contra dor: BlBcfcstone Development Inc., Cobalt. Ontario 

Drawn by: P J MacArthut [ Checked by: Q. CtiBaron! | Dale: November 1998 

TOWNStflP 

Finlayson Pqlrft 

Provinci 

Pa 

Lake Temagami 

(Northeast Arm) 

rAS?^ 

S121956S Lake 

O 

386461 l f 3990 

Karol 

Lake 

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Claim Map 

1Km 

Scale 1: 22 556 

Hwy 11 

Other Roads 

2Km 

3 Railway 

Pipeline 

Legend 

Claims 

Redstar Property 

Township Boundary 

Provincial Park 



Town 

Claim Numbers 1230619 

Symbols 

Surface & Mining Rights....... 

Surface Rights Only.............. 

Mining Rights Only............... 


#611 - G7S West Hastings Sited 

Vancouver, 8.C V68 1N2 

Telephone; (604) 48B-O051 

Fax: (604) 488-0053 


Claim Map 

Figure: S 

Contractor. Blackstone Development Inc., CobaB, Ontario 

Drawm by PJ. MacArthur l Checked Uy G. CMtaronl j Date: Sept. 21. 1998 

STRATHY 

TOWN SH"I 

T 37986 T 37990 

l Finlayson PoWt 

\ Provincial 

Pa 

4369* T 43711 

T 44701 .T 44705 Diadem Deposit 

(Copper, * Nickel) 

1230619 ; 

S 1219565 

S 1219558 

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18 9 l 3 

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Claim Map 

1Km 

Scale 1: 22 556 

Hwy 11 

Other Roads 

Railway 

Pipeline 

Legend 

Claims 

Redstar Property 

Township Boundary 



Town 

Provincial Park ...mnMmm,,,,,,,,,,, Claim Numbers 1230619 

Symbols 

Surface Se. Mining Rights. 

Surface Rights Only........ 

Mining Rights Only......... 


#611 - 675 Wosi Haslirigs Street 

Vancouver, B.C. V6B 1N2 

Telephone: (604) 4aa-oo5i 

Fax: (604)488-0053 


Geology Map 

Figure: 6 

Contractor Bteckstone Development Inc.. Cobalt, Ontario 

Drawn by: PJ. MacArttiur | Clieched by: G. Chitaroni l Date: Sepl 21. 1998 

\ 

lg 

438474 

437946 ], la - 

la 

' 438469 , t- 437828 ^ 

f.. ! "~9*{] ^' \ S

Legend 

Symbols and Abbreviations 

Geology 

10 Quartz diabase, gabbro. 

9 Greywacke, siltstone, argillite. 

Feldspathic quartzite. 

8 Diorite and gabbro (dikes). 

l Unsubdivided. 

la Massive to foliated andesite and basalt. 

Ib Porphyritic andesite and basalt. 

le Pillowed mafic flows. 

Id Fine-grained amphibolite, hornfels. 

le Amygdaloidal basalt and andesite. 

lg Massive, coarse-grained amphibolite 

Ih Mafic lapilli-tuff, agglomerate. 

Symbols 

— - - - - Area of bedrock outcrop. 

—'— Bedding, top unknown; (inclined, vertical). 

* ' t Schistosity; (horizontal, inclined, vertical). 

' i i Foliation; (horizontal, inclined, vertical). 

^ Shearing; (inclined, vertical). 

Properties, Mineral Deposits 

53. Agnico Mines Ltd. (1956). 

55. Cliffs of Canada Ltd. (Sherman Mine). 

56. Copperfields Mining Corp. Ltd. 

58. Milestone Explorations Ltd. 

59. Nickel Rim Mines Ltd. (1956). 

60. Pingue Lake occurrence. 

61. Portage Bay occurrence. 

7 Unsubdivided. 

7g Chlorite trondhjemite. 

6a Quartz porphyry. 

6b Quartz-feldspar porphyry. 


5b Altered gabbro, quartz gabbro 

(Temagami Island gabbro). 

4 Greywacke, siltstone, slate. 

3 Banded Silicate-Oxide 

and Sulphide facies 


2a Rhyolite. 

2b Rhyolite, dacite, minor andesite. 

2c Felsic volcanic breccia, tuff-breccia, 

minor agglomerate. 

2d Felsic tuff, lapilli-tuff. 

2e Carbonatized, sheared metavolcanics. 

2f Intermediate volcanic breccia, tuff-breccia. 

2g Intermediate lapilli-tuff, crystal tuff. 

— — — Geological boundary, position interpreted. 

——— Fault; (observed, assumed). Spot indicates 

down throw side, arrows indicate horizontal movement. 

—^ - Lineament 

D 

3 

55 

12" 

(55! 

Drill hole; (vertical, inclined). 

Vein. Width in inches. 

Swamp. 

Pit. 

Sources of Information 

Township boundary, with milepost, 

approximate position only. 

Mining property, surveyed. 

Mineral deposit; mining property, 

unsurveyed. 

(1) Bennett, G. 1978: Geology of the Northeast Temagami Area, District of Nipissing; 

Ontario Geological Survey Report 163, 128p. Accompanied by Maps2324, Scale 

l inch to 1/2 mile (1:31 680), and l chart. Review Geologist - Guy Kendrick; 

Geology by Bennett et al, 1969 

(2) Blackstone Development Inc. September 1998. 

(3) Dunning, J.K. Personal communication 1998 

Note: Magnetic Declination 9 west in 1971. 

Ag 

Au 

carb 

Cc 

Cu 

gn 

La 

Mo 

mo 

Ni 

Pd 

Pt 

q 

qc 

S 

1 Q Q 1 *3 

* JL O o7 JL w 

Mineralization 

Silver 

Gold 

Carbonate 

Cerium 

Copper 

Galena 

Lanthanum 

Molybdenum 

Molybdenite 

Nickel 

Palladium 

Platinum 

Quartz 

Quartz-carbonate 

Sulphide mineralization 

Note: Information current to December 31st 1970 

Red star Resources Corp. 

#611 - 675 West Hastings Street 

Vancouver, B.C. V6B 1N2 

Telephone: (604) 488-0051 

Fax: (604) 488-0053 


Legend 

Figure: 6a 


Drawn by: P.J. MacArthur Checked by: G. Chitaroni Date: Sept. 21. 1998 

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T R A T H Y 

S T~R A T H C O h 

T E M. A G 

TOW N S H : 

TO W N S K 

i 

O P E N 

V A 

H N L\A YNSON 

PO NT 

\ 

PARK 

G R O U N D OPEN 

PROVING PAL 

\\IOT 

\.-.-_,. 

V-:- 

GROUND 

A K f 

TEMAGAMI 

2 30 6 G 2 

98-25 

f f 2^0 048 

2306 46 

LAKE 

E A,SANT 

2 14062 

214064 12176 217615 

2354 

2356 

2123 

96-11.98-10 X 

9 6~ 12,9 o ~9 X 

96-10^8-6 x 

98-11 

98-17 * 

96-23- 

D 98-16 

9H5 

AREA DEEMED IN NEED OF PROTECT ION 

BY THE CROWN AND Wi LL REMAIN 

WITHDRAWN INDEFINITELY 

2360 

i 2 l 2 9 O u 

T R 3 446 

OWNER UNKNOWN 

LEGEND 

— TEMAGAMI SKYLINE RESERVE 

SURFACES, MINERAL RIGHTS LEASE 

—— SAMPLE LOCATION 

— BLAST P i T 

212343 

"t VISE D NOV 26/98 RDL 

t 

NOTE: SEE MAP 2012 tor 

SYMBOLS AND GEOLOGY 

LEGEND 

2 306-7? 

2 l 2 4 O O 

l 2 l 2 \9 O 6 

22075 

WALLACE 

l R V IN 

212398 

0673 

WAGKICH 

2. 3 O 4 C 

230405 

2129 O 5 

l 230406 

F 

A L c f f: g 

h AL.CO N'BR IDGE 

C O rv^TR l D 'G E 

L A KE 

S 4 3 8l4 7 

3 1219567 

SI 2/9538 

Sl 3 

CON B RI D GF 

PROSPECTING MAP 

REOSTAR RESOURCES CORP. 

JESSIE 

LAKE PROPERTY 

CONTRACTOR: BLACRSTOSE DEVELOPMENT INC. 

DRAWN;R.LINDSAY DATE: MPT is/98 CH[CKED:G citiTARONt 

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1230666 

2 2 O l 4 S 

12306 

47251 

P8I05 + 8I5I 

P8i06(6) 

12 12353 

4599 

230667 

RW 2'46 

I2I2354 

T 4 7 O O O 

T 4 6999 

STAKED 

1230165 

L A R O 

FERGUSON 

ISLAND 

2/K 2 9 O 6 

L\ A R 0\N O E 

2905 

l 230676 

386 46 

399CJB4 

SKYLINE 

l 230677 

386460 

1 3 9 9 

PRECAMBRIAN 

LATE PRECAMBRIAN 

MAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS 

Ma Olivine diabo*e (Sudbury type) 

Mb Granoohyric diabase 

MIDDLE PRECAMBRIAN 


( NIPISSING TYPE) 

10 o Quartz diabase 

10b Pta/natic gabbronorite 

INTRUSIVE CONTACT 

HURONIAN SUPERGROUP 

COBALT GROUP 

GOWGANDA FORMATION 

9 Unsubdivided 

9o Greywacke siltstone argillite 

9b Feldspathic quartzite 

GEOLOGY 

GOWGANDA FORMATION 

9t Polym icfic POPOCOnqlomerate,minor 

pebble and boulder conglomerate 

Sedimentary breccia 

UNCONFORMITY 

PRECAMBRIAN 

(ARCHEAN) 


8 Unsubdivrded 

6a Altered diortie and gabbro (dikes) 

LEGEND 

7b Quartz monzonite 

7c Quartz monzonite trondhjemite 

( border phase) 

7e Hornblende trondhjemite,Quartz 

diorite 

7f Hombfende-quortzdiorite.trondhjemite 

7g Chlorite trondhjemite 

7j Fine-grained teucogranite 

Aplite, pegmatite 

7m Hybrid rocks,agmatite, migmatite 


5b Altered gabbro, quartzgabbro 

(Temagami Island gabbro) 

FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE 

METAVOUCANICS 

2 Unsubdivicno 

2a Rhyolite 

2b Rhyodaciie,docite 1 fninoir andesite 

2c Felsic volcan ic breccia.tuf f-breccia, 

minor agglomerate 

2e Carbonotized, sheared metovolcartics 

2f Intermediate volcanic breccia,tuffbreccia. 

SYMBOLS 

Glacial striae 

Esker 

Bedding,top unknown,- inclined, 

vertical) 

Fo l i a t i on (hori z , ind ined ,vert.) 

Shear ing(inclined, vert) 

Lineament 

Fault; (observed,assumed) 

Spot indicates down throw side, 

arrows irritate hariz. movement) 

53) ANDOVER MINING AND EXPLORATION(1956) 

IHMf 

56) COPPERFIELOS MINING CORP. 

59) NICKEL RIM MINES (1956) 

LEGEND 

MINERALIZED ZONE 

."189* s 

(DtADEM DEPOSIT Cu.Ni) 

PROSPECTING MAP 

TEMAGAMI SKYLINE RESERVE (OFEN TO STAKING AS OF OCT 27/98) 


SURFACE S MINERAL RIGHTS LEASE 

SAM PL ING LOCATION 

JESSIE LAKE PROPERTY 

8b Chloritic mafic dikes 


INTERMEDIATE TO FELSIC 

INTRUSIVE ROCKS 

GRANITIC PLUTONIC ROCKS 

7 Unsubdivided 

HYPABYSSAL FELSIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS 

6 a Quartz porphyry 

6b Quartz-'feldspar porphyry 


INTERMEDIATE TO ULTRAMAFIC 

INTRUSIVE ROCKS 

S Unsubdivided 

MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE 

METAVOLCANICS 

l Unsubdivided 

la Massive to foliated andesite and basalt 

Ib Porphyritic andesite and basat 

Pillowed mafic flows 

lg Massive coaise-grained amphibolite 

Drillhole 

S wa mp 

Mineral deposit .-mining 

proper ty.unsurv eyed 

BLAST PIT 

MINERAL RIGHTS ONLY 

LICENCE OF OCCUPATION 

TECK CORPORATION 

CONTRACTOR: BLACKSTONE DEVELOPMENT INCORPORATED 

DRAWN :R LINDSAY DATE NOV 26 /9B CHECKED; G.CHITAROHI 

SCALE 1-5000 

"""(METRIC}

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